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MORTON GROVE, IL, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — On Monday, Jan. 12, 2025, Morton Grove-based Partnership Financial Credit Union (PFCU) presented a $10,000 check to the Greater Chicago Food Depository (GCFD). In November of 2025, during the government shutdown, the credit union also ran a successful food drive for the GCFD, with support from generous PFCU members.

PFCU typically runs a food drive each year from mid-November through the first week of December. However, when the government shutdown began on Oct. 1st, it was uncertain whether the approximately two million people who receive SNAP and WIC benefits would receive them in November. In addition, some government employees were not being paid, and food pantries were facing a supply crisis. Because of this, a PFCU team member suggested that the company run its food drive earlier this year.

As a result, PFCU hosted a food drive from October 27th through November 21st at its five locations. In addition to dropping off food, PFCU also gave its members the option to donate cash, which would get sent to the GCFD.

Thanks to the generosity of its members, PFCU collected $5,375 in donations. PFCU matched funds, almost dollar-to-dollar, with a total donation of $10,000 going to the GCFD.

The credit union philosophy is “People Helping People.” According to PFCU, this mantra goes beyond just helping its members with their finances. “We extend this philosophy to include helping our communities at large, which includes doing charity work and donating to worthy causes,” said Mary Ann Pusateri, PFCU’s CEO.

PFCU is a member-owned financial institution open to the community, with offices in Barrington, Des Plaines, Evanston, Franklin Park, Morton Grove, and River Grove at Triton College. PFCU was formed in 2014 when four Chicago-area credit unions merged. With origins dating back to 1941, PFCU remains dedicated to maintaining close, personal relationships with members while delivering the best possible financial products and services. Along with CEO Mary Ann Pusateri’s long tenure of over thirty-eight years, PFCU has many team members with 20-plus years of service. Learn more about PFCU at www.mypfcu.org.

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Allocated HALEU to support Hermes reactor startup and operation in Oak Ridge

DC, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Kairos Power has finalized a contract with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to receive High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU), sourced from DOE material, for the startup and operation of the company’s Hermes Low-Power Demonstration Reactor (Hermes 1), currently under construction in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Kairos Power was conditionally selected by DOE to receive HALEU earlier this year under the agency’s HALEU Availability Program and has successfully completed negotiations to secure the HALEU required for the Hermes 1 program. The company will use the material to produce HALEU TRISO fuel pebbles for Hermes 1 in partnership with Los Alamos National Laboratory, using manufacturing processes developed and optimized in Kairos Power labs. The Hermes 1 reactor and fuel fabrication program will provide crucial learning to enable the success of Kairos Power’s future commercial fleet.

“We are pleased to secure the HALEU we need to demonstrate our technology with Hermes 1,” said Edward Blandford, Kairos Power Chief Technology Officer and co-founder. “The U.S. Department of Energy has been a vital partner on the Hermes project, with its ongoing risk reduction investment through the Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program. The allocation of HALEU will enable continued progress on Kairos Power’s path to delivering affordable advanced reactors at scale.”

“DOE’s support allows us to keep up our momentum, as we drive toward a shared goal of unlocking advanced nuclear energy’s potential and accelerating U.S. reactor deployment,” said Mike Laufer, Kairos Power Chief Executive Officer and co-founder. “We appreciate DOE’s continued commitment to our iterative development process, helping us secure a reliable source of HALEU to meet our near-term fuel needs.”

“The Department of Energy’s HALEU allocation program is helping U.S. nuclear reactor developers meet their near-term fuel needs,” said acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Fuel Cycle Florence Knauf. “We’re excited to see Kairos Power finalize their contract to receive HALEU and look forward to seeing them move forward with the fabrication of TRISO fuel for Hermes 1.”

Kairos Power broke ground at the Hermes 1 site in July 2024 and began nuclear safety-related construction in May 2025. Hermes 1 is the first non-light-water reactor to be approved for construction by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

DOE is investing up to $303 million in the project through the Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program (ARDP) under a performance-based milestone contract. Kairos Power met two ARDP milestones in the last year, with the installation of reactor vessels for two non-nuclear hardware demonstrations that will test the integration of reactor systems, help establish the supply chain, and generate operating experience to inform the Hermes reactor series.

Through Kairos Power’s iterative development approach, the learning from Hermes 1 will directly enable the commercial-scale Hermes 2 Demonstration Plant and help de-risk technology, licensing, manufacturing, and construction for Kairos Power’s commercial fleet.

About Kairos Power

Kairos Power is a mission-driven nuclear technology, engineering, and manufacturing company singularly focused on commercializing the fluoride salt-cooled, high-temperature reactor (KP-FHR) – a clean energy solution that can be deployed with robust safety at an affordable cost to enable deep decarbonization. Founded in 2016, the company is unique in applying a rapid iterative development approach and vertical integration strategy to bring advanced reactor technology to market. In 2025, Kairos Power commenced safety-related construction of the Hermes demonstration reactor – the first non-water-cooled reactor to be approved for construction in the U.S. in over 50 years. Kairos Power’s mission is to enable the world’s transition to clean energy with the ultimate goal of dramatically improving people’s quality of life while protecting the environment. Learn more at kairospower.com.

Christopher Ortiz
Kairos Power
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Pantera Court Reporters, founded & led by Mary Pierce since 2002, has proudly merged with Regal Court Reporting to extend their exceptional support & service

SANTA ANA, CA, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Celebrating the New Year by merging with Regal Court Reporting, Pantera Court Reporters is stepping into a new era. Now a Regal Company, Pantera Court Reporters can serve more of their distinguished clientele with the elevated quality and care they have appreciated for over two decades. Recognizing that Regal Court Reporting shared the same steadfast core values and client-first philosophy that Pantera was equally known for, this alignment felt like a natural fit for both highly regarded, independently owned firms. Mary Pierce shared, “When I decided I was ready to transfer ownership/management of my agency, Pantera Court Reporters, after 24 years in business, I chose Regal Court Reporting as my successor because I knew intuitively it was a good fit, not just for me but for my clientele as well. I am confident that their services match my elevated standards as well as our agency’s timely turnaround and professional ethics. The Regal Court Reporting staff is friendly, helpful, and highly competent.” Additionally, “Having worked very closely with Stephanie Leslie through our mutual volunteer service with CalDRA, I know that she is a dedicated and highly capable court reporter with the highest level of integrity who will advocate for the profession and its licensed professionals for decades into the future,” shared Pierce. Watch the announcement video HERE.

Regal Court Reporting has become the gold standard solution for independently owned court reporting agencies who are looking to merge or be acquired while refusing to settle for corporate buyout options. Striving to uphold the white-glove approach and service that independently owned firms are known for, Regal Court Reporting is establishing a history of successful mergers and acquisitions that are executed with authentic care. As fierce advocates for the court reporting industry, Stephanie and Isaiah Leslie take great pride in growing their portfolio of services with the right partners through strategic alliances and merger/acquisition opportunities.

“This is a true win-win as we bring together some of the best, most experienced court reporters and agency ownership teams in California. Regal and Pantera clients will see quality and customer service get even better, something rarely seen in a merger.” – Isaiah Leslie, Co-Founder, Regal Court Reporting
“Mary Pierce’s unwavering dedication to the highest integrity and standards in our profession has always impressed me, so to be able to carry on the legacy she has worked diligently to build is a true honor and privilege.” -Stephanie Leslie, Co-Founder, Regal Court Reporting

About Regal Court Reporting, Inc.
Establishing the new standard of excellence in the court reporting industry, Regal Court Reporting was founded in 2007. The agency provides comprehensive court reporting and litigation support services from the point of discovery through to the end of trial. Nearly every level of support is available through Regal Court Reporting including court reporting (in depositions or trial), videography (including site inspections and independent medical exams), language interpreting, realtime, remote depositions, online depository, online scheduling, and Trial Technology. Independently owned and operated, Regal Court Reporting has earned a reputation for their best-in-class services, support, client care, and unmatched attention to detail. Unlike corporate-owned agencies, Regal Court Reporting is designed to offer a concierge level of service that clients deserve. The firm is actively looking to acquire other independently owned agencies as they look to the future. Regal Court Reporting’s headquarters is located at 1551 N. Tustin Ave, Suite 750, Santa Ana, CA 92705.

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Minor roof leaks might not look like much at first, but they can cause real damage if ignored.

ST. PETERSBURG, FL, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Minor roof leaks might not look like much at first, but they can cause real damage if ignored. Water spreads fast and often reaches areas you can’t see. It can ruin insulation, rot wood, and create problems with electrical wiring.

Roofers across Florida are seeing more cases where delays lead to major repairs. Mitchell Roofing Company has responded to many homes where a small leak turned into structural damage or mold. What could have been a simple fix ends up costing more time and money.

Roofing experts recommend acting quickly at the first sign of a leak. Early repairs help protect the home and prevent larger issues from building up. Small leaks don’t stay small for long.

Leaks Travel Farther Than Expected

Small leaks often move in ways people don’t expect. Water can travel across beams and find its way into ceilings or behind walls. The first visible sign might show up far from where the leak started.

Delaying repairs gives water more time to spread. Hidden damage grows worse the longer it’s ignored. Mitchell Roofing Company has seen cases where a quick fix could have saved entire sections of a home.

Insulation Breaks Down Fast

Roofing professionals report that attic insulation is one of the first areas affected by hidden leaks. Even minor water exposure can reduce its ability to regulate indoor temperature. Once saturated, insulation loses effectiveness and begins to retain moisture rather than block it.

This shift often results in increased energy use across the home. HVAC systems must work harder to maintain stable temperatures, leading to higher utility costs.

Beyond comfort, damp insulation can impact indoor air quality. Moisture buildup may contribute to stale odors and the presence of airborne allergens.

Addressing leaks early helps prevent these secondary issues and keeps attic spaces functioning as intended.

Damage Begins Before You See It

A ceiling stain usually appears long after the damage has begun. Water often reaches the roof’s underlayment or decking first, weakening the structure from the inside. Mitchell Roofing Company has inspected homes where early damage stayed hidden for weeks.

Moisture can collect between layers and move through areas no one checks. What looks like a minor issue may already be a sign of a larger repair. Acting early helps avoid major problems that cost more and take longer to fix.

Damage Begins Before You See It

A ceiling stain usually appears long after the damage has begun. Water often reaches the roof’s underlayment or decking first, weakening the structure from the inside. Mitchell Roofing Company has inspected homes where early damage stayed hidden for weeks.

Moisture can collect between layers and move through areas no one checks. What looks like a minor issue may already be a sign of a larger repair. Acting early helps avoid major problems that cost more and take longer to fix.

Wiring Is Put At Risk

Roofing specialists in Pinellas Park, FL, warn that unchecked leaks may reach parts of a home’s electrical system. Moisture around wiring or fixtures can create conditions for shorts or corrosion. Mitchell Roofing Company has identified multiple instances in which delayed action increased the risk of fire or power failure.

Unlike surface damage, electrical issues can develop quietly. Water near ceiling-mounted lights or outlets often goes unnoticed until signs like flickering or tripped breakers appear. These symptoms tend to show up after the problem has already spread.

Addressing leaks early helps reduce the chance of electrical damage. Fast repairs give homeowners a better chance to avoid outages, expensive fixes, or safety concerns. Roof and electrical systems work together, and both are affected when water gets in.

Ceiling Stains Aren’t The Starting Point

Ceiling stains often show up after water has already moved through hidden layers. Discoloration on drywall or walls can mean the leak has been active longer than expected. Framing behind the surface may already be soft or weakened.

Many Pinellas Park homeowners treat stains as a cosmetic issue and wait too long. Damage can spread into insulation, wood supports, and nearby materials during that delay. Mitchell Roofing Company recommends scheduling an inspection as soon as staining appears.

Flashing Fails Without Warning

Roof flashing is designed to seal edges around chimneys, vents, and skylights, but it often wears out without any clear signs. Shifting materials or age-related cracks can create narrow openings that allow water to enter. These points of failure rarely draw attention until damage begins to show indoors.

Industry professionals report that flashing-related leaks have become a growing concern during seasonal inspections. Small failures around joints or seams can cause widespread water movement beneath the surface. Once the issue spreads, repairs become more complex and costly.

Timely inspections remain the best way to prevent flashing problems. Catching minor cracks early helps keep water out and avoids expensive structural damage. Roofing experts continue to emphasize the importance of early detection to prevent long-term issues.

Storm Debris Can Trigger Slow Leaks

After strong storms, most of the damage left behind is easy to spot—downed limbs, scattered debris, broken fences. What’s harder to catch is the damage that starts on the roof. Small branches or debris can strike shingles with enough force to cause cracks, but those weak points often go unnoticed until water begins to work its way in.

Roof inspectors are seeing more cases where slow leaks started after a storm but weren’t found until weeks later. Those delays give moisture time to spread through the roof’s layers before anything appears indoors. A fast check after severe weather helps spot these issues early, before they grow into widespread damage.

Don’t Let Delays Cost You More in Roof Leak Repairs

Small leaks often turn into big problems when they’re ignored. Acting early protects your Pinellas Park home, your wallet, and your peace of mind. To schedule an inspection or learn more, visit Mitchell Roofing Company at mitchellroofingcompanyllc.com.

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Georgia Southern & Redpath launch a Salesforce platform giving a unified view of industry partnerships across research, education, and workforce initiatives

MINNEAPOLIS, MN, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Georgia Southern University and Redpath Consulting Group announced the implementation of a Salesforce-based platform designed to support the University’s corporate and industry engagement strategy and strengthen coordination across research, innovation, education, and workforce initiatives.
The platform is led by Georgia Southern’s Office of Business Engagement (OBE), which serves as the University’s central point for managing relationships with corporate and industry partners. OBE works in collaboration with the Office of Career & Professional Development (OCPD) and academic units to advance a coordinated approach to partnerships across campus.

Previously, partnership data was managed across separate systems, limiting visibility into how individual engagements contributed to broader, long-term relationships. Working with Redpath, Georgia Southern implemented Salesforce Education Cloud as a centralized system to manage corporate partners, engagement activity, and strategic opportunities in one shared platform.

The solution supports a wide range of engagement types, including sponsored research and innovation, continuing and professional education, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and talent initiatives. Career-related data from Handshake is integrated into Salesforce, allowing hiring activity to be viewed in the context of broader corporate partnerships.

With Salesforce in place, Georgia Southern now has a single, shared view of corporate and industry partnerships, improved cross-campus coordination, centralized partnership tracking, and real-time reporting to support strategic decision-making. The platform also provides a scalable foundation that can expand to additional departments over time.

“Georgia Southern has taken a thoughtful, strategic approach to corporate engagement,” said Jayne Corrigan-Monat, Vice President of Operations and GTM at Redpath Consulting Group. “By centering this work within the Office of Business Engagement, the University now has a clear, unified view of industry partnerships that supports both immediate priorities and long-term growth.”

“This platform strengthens how we manage and grow relationships with our corporate and industry partners,” said Associate Vice President John Stevenson, Georgia Southern University. “By aligning engagement activity across research, education, and workforce initiatives, we are better positioned to create meaningful partnerships that benefit our students, faculty, and regional economy.”

About Georgia Southern University
Georgia Southern University serves more than 29,000 students across campuses in Statesboro, Savannah, Hinesville, and Wexford (Ireland), as well as online programs. Founded in 1906, the University is a public Carnegie Doctoral/R2 institution known for hands-on learning, strong employer partnerships, and a commitment to career readiness.

Through its Office of Career & Professional Development and Office of Business Engagement, Georgia Southern connects students, faculty, and employers to support workforce development and experiential learning.

Learn more at https://www.georgiasouthern.edu/offices/business-engagement

About Redpath Consulting Group
Founded in 2008, Redpath Consulting Group is an exclusive Salesforce partner focused on nonprofits, higher education, and the public sector. Since becoming a Salesforce partner in 2009, Redpath has completed 1,000+ projects for 400+ organizations, delivering scalable Salesforce solutions designed for long-term success.

Redpath applies a people-first, process-driven approach to CRM implementation, marketing automation, analytics, and custom Salesforce development—helping mission-driven organizations improve outcomes through thoughtful technology strategy.

Learn more at https://redpathcg.com.

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Canyon View Credit Union invites members of the media to a press announcement for the official naming of Canyon View Credit Union Stage at the Maverik Center.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Maverik Center Announcement of Canyon View Credit Union Stage Naming Community Partnership Celebration Highlights Local Impact

Media Event Details
What: Naming of the Canyon View Credit Union Stage at the Maverik Center
When: Thursday, January 22, 2026
Media arrival: 9:30–10:00 a.m. Announcement begins promptly at 10:00 a.m.
Where: Maverik Center
3200 S. Decker Lake Dr., West Valley City, UT 84119

Canyon View Credit Union invites members of the media to attend a special press announcement recognizing the official naming of the Canyon View Credit Union Stage at the Maverik Center. This milestone celebrates a community-focused partnership rooted in shared values, local investment, and a commitment to creating meaningful experiences for our community and beyond.

The naming reflects Canyon View Credit Union’s dedication to supporting spaces that bring people together while partnering with organizations that share a mission of service and connection. “At Canyon View Credit Union, our mission has always been rooted in community,” said Jack Buttars, President of Canyon View Credit Union. “This partnership with the Maverik Center is about more than naming a stage, it’s about investing in a place where memories are made, stories are shared, and our community comes together.”

The partnership also aligns with the Maverik Center’s focus on enhancing guest experiences while creating lasting community impact. “At the Maverik Center, we seek partners who elevate the experience for our guests and align with our values,” said Jeff Davis, General Manager of the Maverik Center. “Partnering with Canyon View Credit Union allows us to combine world-class entertainment with a trusted financial institution that puts people first. Together, we look forward to delivering engaging moments, unique experiences, exclusive benefits, and community-focused programs that resonate far beyond event night.”

Leaders from Canyon View Credit Union, Make-A-Wish Utah, the Maverik Center, and West Valley City will speak during the announcement, highlighting how this collaboration represents the power of local partnerships working together to serve Utah families and strengthen the community.

Scheduled Speakers
•Jack Buttars, President, Canyon View Credit Union
•Summer Ehrmann, Chief Development Officer, Make-A-Wish Utah
•Tom Schimpf, Director of Business Development, Maverik Center
•Officials from West Valley City
Light refreshments will be served following the announcement. Media interviews and photo opportunities will be available after the press event.

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Veteran retail and brand leader brings 20+ years of integrated marketing experience to support next phase of global growth

MESQUITE, TX, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Pickle Juice Company, the original performance hydration brand scientifically proven to help prevent muscle cramps, announced the appointment of Anya Powe as Vice President of Marketing. Powe will lead global marketing strategy and brand initiatives as The Pickle Juice Company continues to expand its presence across performance hydration, functional wellness and international markets.

In her new role, Powe will focus on evolving Pickle Juice’s brand architecture, strengthening its connection with athletes and active consumers, and identifying new audience opportunities. She will refine brand storytelling, align marketing strategy with the company’s clinically proven credibility, and support continued global growth across all channels.

“As we continue to scale, that is an exciting and pivotal moment for the brand as we build a company around our flagship product rather than letting the product alone define us,” explained Filip Keuppens, CEO of The Pickle Juice Company. “Anya brings the rare ability to elevate a proven product into a broader brand story, and her leadership, creativity and operational rigor make her the right partner for this next stage of growth.

Powe brings more than 20 years of experience in integrated marketing, brand building, media and influencer strategy across both corporate and agency environments. She previously held senior leadership roles at Sally Beauty Holdings, where she built earned media and influencer programs from the ground up, and at 7-Eleven, where she led large-scale, national marketing initiatives across multi-billion-dollar categories. Her background spans high-growth retail, data-driven marketing and culturally relevant brand storytelling.

“The Pickle Juice Company has built something truly differentiated — a product with proven efficacy, a passionate consumer base and enormous potential for growth,” added Powe. “I’m excited to help shape the next chapter of the brand by bringing its story to life in a way that resonates culturally, builds trust and supports both athletes and everyday consumers.”

Powe’s appointment reflects Pickle Juice’s continued investment in leadership, brand clarity and long-term growth as it expands its role within the hyper-functional beverage category.

To learn more about Pickle Juice^®, visit https://picklepower.com/ or follow them on Instagram, X and Facebook.

About Pickle Juice^®
Pickle Juice^® is the only product on the market scientifically proven to stop muscle cramps, prevent dehydration and aid in recovery. Pickle Juice^® uses a proprietary grain and blend of vinegar that blocks the nerve signal being sent from brain to muscle, and a blend of vitamins and minerals for immediate muscle recovery. Whether you are missing something from your diet, exhausted from exercise, or dealing with poor circulation, Pickle Juice^® can provide a source of relief. For more information, visit https://picklepower.com.

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TROY, MI, UNITED STATES, January 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) has long been recognized as the gold standard in certifying veteran-owned businesses. But certification is only the beginning. NVBDC’s broader mission is to ensure veteran entrepreneurs have the resources, relationships, and strategic access needed to grow, compete, and thrive—both domestically and on the global stage.

That mission takes center stage on February 5, when NVBDC hosts its next Services Webinar as part of the ongoing Resource Webinar Series, featuring a globally focused partner with deep international reach: Global Chamber.

Moving Beyond Certification
For many veteran-owned businesses, earning certification answers the question of credibility. What comes next is more complex: How do I scale? Where do new markets come from? Who can help me navigate opportunities beyond U.S. borders?

The NVBDC Resource Webinar Series was designed to meet veteran business owners at this critical inflection point. Rather than sales-driven presentations, these webinars focus on education, access, and practical guidance, connecting veterans directly with organizations that can help them move from certification to execution.

A Global Perspective with Global Chamber^®
Global Chamber^® is a global business platform spanning 605+ chapters across 195 countries, built for growth-oriented organizations, leaders, and future leaders seeking to expand beyond borders with confidence. Its mission is to make cross-regional success more intentional, trusted, simple, and satisfying.

Global Chamber adds value by creating warm, strategic connections to targeted clients, investors, partners, and resources around the world, reducing friction and uncertainty in international business. Its vision is to make exporting, importing, investing, and doing business across regions as easy as doing business across the street.

For veteran-owned businesses—many of which already bring operational discipline, leadership under pressure, and mission-driven execution, global expansion can be a natural next step. The challenge is understanding where to begin and how to move forward responsibly. This webinar will demystify that journey by showing how Global Chamber helps businesses move from interest to action through trusted global connections.

What the February 5 Webinar Will Deliver
Participants in the February 5 Resource Webinar will gain actionable insight into what global growth really looks like for veteran-owned businesses. Topics will include an overview of Global Chamber’s services and international network, how veteran-owned firms can prepare for global opportunities, and how NVBDC-certified businesses can leverage partnerships beyond the United States.

Attendees will also hear practical examples of how companies engage with global chambers and trade ecosystems, along with clear next steps for veterans interested in exporting, forming international partnerships, or sourcing globally. Importantly, this session is not a sales pitch—it is a resource-driven conversation built around readiness, access, and long-term opportunity.

Who Should Attend
The webinar is designed for a broad cross-section of the NVBDC ecosystem, including:

NVBDC-certified veteran-owned businesses
Veteran entrepreneurs exploring growth beyond domestic markets
Corporate members seeking globally capable veteran suppliers
Veteran business owners looking to diversify revenue and partnerships
Whether a business is actively pursuing international expansion or simply wants to understand what global opportunities may exist in the future, this session will provide clarity and direction.

NVBDC’s Ongoing Commitment
The Resource Webinar Series reflects NVBDC’s commitment to ensuring veteran-owned businesses are not only recognized but fully supported throughout their growth journey. By partnering with organizations like Global Chamber, NVBDC continues to build pathways from service to sustainable success—locally, nationally, and globally.

Webinar Details
Title: NVBDC Resource Webinar featuring Global Chamber
Date: February 5
Format: Virtual
Host: NVBDC Services Committee

Register Here: https://nvbdc.org/events/

About NVBDC:

The National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) is the original third-party authority for certifying veteran-owned businesses. NVBDC provides a credible and reliable certification process for veterans who own and operate businesses, ensuring that corporate members have access to a diverse and talented pool of veteran entrepreneurs.

Learn how to become an NVBDC Certified SD/VOB by visiting our website: www.nvbdc.org or contacting us directly: (888) CERTIFIED.

NVBDC MISSION:

NVBDC is the only Veteran-Owned Business Certification organization developed by Veterans for Veterans. Its purpose is to provide a credible and reliable certifying authority for all-size businesses and ensure that valid documentation of veteran ownership and control exists.

https://nvbdc.org/veteran-news/unlocking-global-opportunities-nvbdc-resource-webinar-featuring-the-global-chamber/

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